Proctorio (Online Proctoring)
Proctorio is primarily used for courses and programs with documented accreditation requirements for proctoring. Faculty may submit a request and supply any documentation (see below).
About Proctorio
Proctorio integrates with Canvas courses by adding an automated proctoring system that lets the instructor set controls for each exam.
Proctorio can monitor audio and video, and more. The Lock Down Options provide a secure browser session, including:
- prevent web usage
- prevent new browser tabs
- limit exam to a single screen
- disabling printing
- disable screen grabs
- prevent redistribution of your exam
About Authentic Assessment
Faculty are highly encouraged to consider adopting and incorporating methods of authentic assessment rather than automated remote proctoring, unless it is academically required.
- Equity and Assessment: Moving towards Culturally Responsive Assessment. National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA)
- A New Decade for Assessment: Embedding Equity into Assessment Praxis. National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA).
- Authentic Learning. University of Minnesota.
- Pedagogical Practices related to Assessment from the Teaching Online Pedagogical Repository
- Authentic Assessment from the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning at Indiana University Bloomington
Remote Proctoring Considerations
- Title 5: Students must be informed in the schedule if a course requires online/remote proctoring.
- Camera Optional Recommendation (Butte College DEC)
- Use of Online Test Proctoring (CCC Academic Senate)
- Online Class Cameras-On Requirements (CCCCO)
Request Proctorio
Please contact Academic Technology Services (ats@butte.edu) to inquire about using Proctorio in Canvas.